Pro Tips · Aug 28, 2026

Wheel screen says wait: 3 puts stay above the ••• width cap

Three puts reached the first filter, but every quoted width stayed above •••. No premium, breakeven, or entry ticket is published from the 9:50 a.m. ET snapshot.

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Three puts made the first cut this morning, but none offered a narrow enough market for a complete cash-secured-put setup. Eddie’s live watchlist contained 24 names. After removing tickers represented in the latest ten Tips, 8 names remained eligible. Only 3 puts combined 30–45 days…

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